More than four years have passed since the mysterious disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines passenger plane en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The study of all known details of the fatal flight leads to the conclusion that one of the pilots deliberately led the airliner to death.
We will remind, Boeing of Malaysia Airlines with 239 people on board on March 8, 2014 took off a regular flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The plane disappeared from radar without giving any alarm signals, and no one else saw him or the passengers. The victims of the tragedy were citizens of China, Taiwan, Malaysia, the United States, New Zealand, Ukraine, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria and Russia.
Analysis of satellite data shows that Boeing ran out of fuel and crashed in the Indian Ocean west of Australia, thousands of miles from its final destination - the Chinese capital. Leading aviation security experts concluded that the flight commander on Flight MH370 intentionally crashed the plane. This point of view is also shared by the man who led the search for the wreckage of the plane for two years: now he is sure that the pilot Zahari Amad Shah carefully planned this murder-suicide.
Pilots of the fatal flight, 53-year-old Zahari Amad Shah (left) and Farikh Abdul.
Simon Harvey, a British pilot who flew a Boeing 777 in Southeast Asia, confirms that the disaster was "carefully planned to make the plane disappear," and that the flight route across the Thai-Malaysian border serves as confirmation. one of the countries did not take any action, writes The Independent. “If I had been tasked with taking the plane away, I would have acted the same way,” Harvey says. In addition, the plane made an unexplained orbit around the Malaysian state of Penang. As it turned out, this is the birthplace of the pilot Ahmad Shah …
The Canadian investigator in charge of the plane crash, Larry Vance, believes that Captain Ahmad Shah donned an oxygen mask before depressurizing the plane, leaving the co-pilot, passengers and other crew members unconscious.
Experts disagree on whether the plane was still manned when it crashed into the ocean. But they unanimously ruled out the version that terrorists were involved in the disappearance of the liner. Otherwise, some of the groups would have long ago declared their involvement in this disaster.